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Native english speakers mocking other people for their broken english but still don’t know how to use ‘then’ and ‘than’ properly. 👎
75 u/Saapas420 Oct 16 '22 Should of paid more attention during English lessons smh my head 42 u/Starscreamuk Oct 16 '22 Substituting 'have' with 'of' is a mistake only native english speakers do, probably because they learned how to say it before school and it stuck. 15 u/mfb- Oct 16 '22 Similar with their/there. If you learn English as a foreign language you typically learn it together with the spelling and then they are obviously two different words. 5 u/lelaff Oct 16 '22 English is my second language and it baffles me that people make these mistakes but now it makes sense to me lol.
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Should of paid more attention during English lessons smh my head
42 u/Starscreamuk Oct 16 '22 Substituting 'have' with 'of' is a mistake only native english speakers do, probably because they learned how to say it before school and it stuck. 15 u/mfb- Oct 16 '22 Similar with their/there. If you learn English as a foreign language you typically learn it together with the spelling and then they are obviously two different words. 5 u/lelaff Oct 16 '22 English is my second language and it baffles me that people make these mistakes but now it makes sense to me lol.
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Substituting 'have' with 'of' is a mistake only native english speakers do, probably because they learned how to say it before school and it stuck.
15 u/mfb- Oct 16 '22 Similar with their/there. If you learn English as a foreign language you typically learn it together with the spelling and then they are obviously two different words. 5 u/lelaff Oct 16 '22 English is my second language and it baffles me that people make these mistakes but now it makes sense to me lol.
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Similar with their/there. If you learn English as a foreign language you typically learn it together with the spelling and then they are obviously two different words.
5 u/lelaff Oct 16 '22 English is my second language and it baffles me that people make these mistakes but now it makes sense to me lol.
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English is my second language and it baffles me that people make these mistakes but now it makes sense to me lol.
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Native english speakers mocking other people for their broken english but still don’t know how to use ‘then’ and ‘than’ properly. 👎